Kawasaki and Johnny Rea are ready for the Portuguese SBK round, it&rsquo;s true, but so is Aruba Ducati. Particularly Scott Redding. The number 45 rider was the Northern Irishman&rsquo;s only real rival at Arag&oacute;n. The Motorland race 2 winner is feeling confident and can&rsquo;t wait to get out on track.  Also because he wants to make up for the difficult moments of 2020. As he himself says: &quot;I liked the Estoril Circuit a lot last season even though the results don&#39;t seem to confirm this feeling. The crash in Superpole and a technical issue in Race 1, however, were two determining factors. During the Superpole Race and Race 2 the feeling was really very positive. The race pace has always been very good and I hope that already from Friday we can make progress&quot;.  Michael Ruben Rinaldi struggled in Spain, but could do well this weekend, at the track where he made his Aruba Factory debut last autumn: &quot;We&#39;ve had an uphill start to the championship. We can use this very close round to turn the page immediately, and I will work hard with my team to make it happen. I am very motivated and I want to make up for the negative results obtained in Aragon. We will start from scratch, giving it our all right from Friday&#39;s free practice&quot;.  Translated by Heather Watson  WorldSBK, Most prepares to welcome the public 

<p>Scott: &quot;Last year I crashed in Superpole and had a technical problem in race 1, but the sensations were positive&rdquo;. Rinaldi: &ldquo;We&rsquo;ll use this round to turn the page&quot;</p> 

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WorldSBK, Redding: “Estoril? The 2020 results don’t confirm the feeling”